MasterChef Knife Set with Block, 5 Kitchen Knives with Sharp Stainless Steel Blades (Chef, Paring, Utility, Carving, Bread) Soft Touch Easy Grip Handles & Universal Knife Holder, Essential Black

These knives look fantastic on the counter and perform just as well in the kitchen. They’re well-balanced, super sharp straight out the box, and the block is compact but sturdy. Perfect for home cooks or anyone upgrading from mismatched knives. Great value for a branded set.

Perfect knife block for my tiny flat. The knives are extremely sharp and have lasted quite well. The block has room for a few extra knives I had that didn’t come with a set. The grips feel very secure as I chop anything I’ve cooked. I hand wash and dry in the drain rack.

Look ok, a bit plastic and cheap looking . Knives are nice and sharp. For the price they are fine. I think I prefer a wooden block and heavy knives these are very light. Not quite the quality i expected but like I say they were on discount.

I suffer with carpel tunnel and struggle with most things, especially slicing meat..my kids were missing my sunday roasts so i took a chance on these, well i can tell you the large knife cut through a joint of meat like it was butter, i was shocked at how easy it was with minimal effort on my wrists..the block is very slimline so fits anywhere neatly in the kitchen and i love how the knives just slide into it without moving about, best knive set I've had so far and would definatly purchase again if needed but i think thats going to be a long time from now, very smart looking Very easy to use Very good value for money.

I’ve had this MasterChef knife set for a while and I’m really happy with it. The knives are sharp and have stayed that way. The black coating still looks new and hasn’t chipped at all. They look smart in the kitchen. No issues so far.

Great knives super sharp.

Quality set

These are great, so sharp, so stylish. Great size block for a counter top, this doesnt just look the part they do a great job. Durability unmatched as I had to use one to open a tin, not a problem at all and its still as sharp as before.